How do you say MUGEN?

[Shaun]

Everytime I hear someone say Mugen its completely different.
So how do you say Mugen?

Mines kinda like mew-gen, strong g like gun

[nikolaz01]

Everytime I hear someone say Mugen its completely different.
So how do you say Mugen?

Mines kinda like mew-gen, strong g like gun

Mugen is pronounced MEW-GURN... that's what i always thought any way lol!

[Karl]

Mug n

[knobosaurus]

Muggin'

[i.typeR]

Damn, I've been saying wrong all this time!

[gunpoons]

How do you say MUGEN?

Mew-gun, Mew-gen, doesn't matter which way, your wallet s not gunna like it

[DC2R]

LoL... I say it... MEW-GUN.....

[Flippit]

If I'm asking or explaining a part i say em all, mug-gen, mew-gen, mug-en ahaha

[ob3d]

In Japanese, I'm pretty sure it's pronounced Moo-gehn. 無限. It means Infinite/Without limits.


(Studied Japanese)

[knobosaurus]

In Japanese, I'm pretty sure it's pronounced Moo-gehn. 無限.


(Studied Japanese)

No one says muggin' ? As in mugging hhaha

[ob3d]

Haha.. well the Japanese use three 'types' of alphabets in their language... Hiragana, Katakana and Kanji. [無限] is Kanji and are symbols borrowed from the Chinese language. In this case, if these two characters are to be written in Romaji (Romanised), you would get [Mu] and [Gen] as the sounds. When 無限 is converted to Hiragana however, it becomes three symbols (but this can get even more confusing... So let's save that for another day.. Unless you're interested haha).

From the Romanised [Mugen], Japanese phonetics read it differently to what we're used to in Western countries. Most romanised forms of Asian language should be read phonetically... Where in this case, Mu as in 'moo' and Gen as in 'Glen' (minus the L).

Moo-gehn.

[knobosaurus]

I get it obed. I studied Japanese for about 7 years. Just thout muggin could have become a thing

[ob3d]

LOL. Your troll level is over 9000.

HAHA.

[wongy]

And in Chinese its the same meaning unlimited too